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it's not going to be easy. >> donna. >> president of columbia university.d brilliantly before congress, and then she goes home and has to do a very painful act, and that is have her students arrested because they were disrupting the campus. she's really absolutely first rate leader. >> and she learned from harvard and penn. she learned from their mistakes because they were pretty profound. >> monday was tax day. not always the most pleasant day of the year. but you love mark cuban saying i'm paying 288 million to the federal government today. this country's done so much for me. i'm proud to pay my taxes every deal. his accountant emailed him. seeing his tweets made me feel a lot better. >> he also i believe said tag a president who doesn't pay his taxes. >> i love that. >> and he was right to say after military service, paying your taxes is the most patriotic thing you can do. >> so we have at least one corporate leader. >> a lot of corporate leaders pay their taxes, they just do everything humanly possible to get them whittled down to almost nothing. >> lo

what did you get -- take away from their conversations, donna? >> that it is the economy, stupid.t people are really concerned about the economy. you know, you didn't bring up abortion or amendment 4 that is going to be on the ballot and i'm glad you didn't because my hope is that we can pass it with the votes from -- from women and from men, whether or not they're affiliated with the republican or the democratic party or they're independent. >> yeah. i mean, tim, we didn't bring up what the conversation started as is what are the issues that care -- that you care the most about? and certainly abortion is an issue, very, very dear to many people, and having an impact on how they vote, what did you get out of that conversation, tim? >> well, personally, jose, invite me back to little havana. i miss it. it has been too long since i've been back in miami. but my main takeaway from that was that joe biden needs to be able to create a contrast with those voters, maybe not the one that was for donald trump, but the rest of the voters that he actually cares about their concerns, cost of

donna, i say is mom.but he had reason to believe that isaiah confided in her the day at the police station about the night halee died. the mom takes the stand as a reluctant witness. >> yes. >> would a mother reveal something he told her in confidence? tell us what happened. >> i don't remember what question was asked, but the answer that she gave was that isaiah had told hersh he had shut halee and did it accidentally. >> with those words, donna turned the trial upside down. instead of defending her son, she pointed the finger at him. that almost doesn't happen in tv dramas because it's too hard to believe. >> truth is stranger than fiction. >> isaiah's attorney could not believe what he was hearing. >> i started sweating. i felt like i had been sucker punched. >> did she just torpedo your defense? >> yes. she said something we did not expect. as i sat there in that moment, had no idea how to address it. >> no one saw it coming. it was probably the first time everyone cried. it was an amazing gift. >> th

we're back with the round table, and donna, i want to start with you.in 537 votes of being vice president. what will you remember most about him? >> first of all, my deep condolences to adasa and the family. that was my first major decision as a campaign manager. i made a lot of other decisions, but that was a major decision when the vice president looked at me and i was to his left. i thought he would go to chipper and he said, who would you recommend? i said, lieberman and he was shocked. he said, lieberman? i said, sir. i would not be sitting here had it not been for joe lieberman and men like joe lieberman because during mhis youth, he went down to the south and because of his sacrifice and the sacrifice to so many of us, i recognize that's why i was there, is campaigning him. he was a man of deep faith and principle. he was humorous, fun to be with, and i will miss his judgment and talking to him. >> martha: he was an independent thinker as you well know, reince priebus. he went from al gore's running mate in 2000 to a champion of john mccain. ther

donna edwards and matthew dowd, stand by. when we're back in 60 seconds, the woman in that new biden campaign ad will join us with her story of being denied an abortion. >>> also ahead, what we know about the vice president's meeting today with families of americans taken hostage by hamas as israel vows to move forward with an offensive into rafah. >>> plus, a historic first as the parents convicted for their son's school shooting are sentenced today. >>> and later, what country music star morgan wallen allegedly did at a nashville bar that led to his arrest. you're watching "ana cabrera reports." stay with us. you're watching "ana cabrera reports. stay with us it cuts millions of blades of grass. ♪♪ transports anything that's in-season. ♪♪ and takes care of whatever fall may bring. [whoosh sound] the x350 lawn tractor is built to give you peace of mind all year round. you just have to get in the seat. learn more at johndeere.com/getintheseat students... students of any age, from anywhere. using our technology to power differ

oh donna, brazil. i mean that my goodness, donna, brazil who essentially works as the director of the dnc pitts. i'm really controversial stuff. they are giving people questions. i'm out. she works for a journalism enterprise. i mean, we have to ask ourselves, as we look at sean spicer as well. now as an acre man, it's um, cable news channel, even though he was working for the government. i hear all the time, all the time. we're stay tv, right. anybody who works for any foreign country, like china, or russia or whatever name your country, anybody who we don't like that we, well bear journalists are all really propagandist and state tv. what the hell can be more propaganda than working for the government being the spokes person for the united states of america? and then the next day after you leave that job, you, you end up being having, being at anchor upper news presenter on a television station. what the, what i mean, what's more state tv than that? it's, it's prop again, it's this information is thi

this is what israel does. >> martha: donna, i want to go to you first and, just quickly, alex made thehe wars very often. should he? >> absolutely. not just in israel, ukraine. we are a superpower. he is the commander in chief, absolutely. he should speak out more, also we should cover what he's saying, because often when he speaks, nobody listens. >> martha: okay. alex, go ahead. i can see you have a point to make. >> i disagree slightly with susan and sara. there is a consistency to donald trump in terms of when he gets uncomfortable with the sort of consensus views of the republican party. we saw it after parkland that he had that moment of wavering of maybe we should do gun control because he sees the same headlines as everybody else and reacts on a visceral level. we see it on abortion. he clearly isn't comfortable being where the right flank of the party wants him to be on this issue. i don't think he will oversee some pullback from the american-israeli relationship. but there is a familiar set of instincts at play there when he sees these kinds of images and these stories and ba

donna kelce is inside. >> all right.r, a little december romance, like it. what happens? >> rom-com. >> also another acting power house in our house, melanie lynch is here joining us with fairs look at her new series coming to peacock about a remarkable real life love story. >> and miss alley love sharing strategies for a stress-free spring. >> speaking of spring, this feels like it. >> this is spring. >> this is beautiful. >> love it when a plan comes together. show you what kwe've got. strong storms along the mississippi river valley, some mountain snows out west, we get into the midweek period and we're looking at some wet weather along the coast, but still summertime highs, severe storms, mid-mississippi and lower mississippi river valleys, big storm moves into the r rockies, winter there. more storms ramping up again through the lower mississippi weather. oh, mrs. guthrie! >> oh, mr. roker. >> coming up, we will catch up with donna kelce with great gift ideas for mother's day. gift ideas for mother's day. but, first

we fought for this right to be able to make a decision based on our own bodies. >> donna, here's the's the technicality. men want to tell us what to do with our bodies. you want to tell us how long our period should last. you want to tell us how long we should be pregnant, where we can go if we need ivf treatment. i'm hearing it -- thank god -- sarah in the bible had a baby in her 60s, so i'm grateful i'm beyond those ages, but i'm concerned my nieces are being given less rights to choose and going back to an 1860 era when my great-grandmother just barely got her freedom. hell no. we're not going back, and this is going to be like a maga movement. it's a movement where women are sick and tired of men telling us what to do with our bodies. >> no one wants to go back to 1864. >> but you're going back. >> the question for democrats is, at what point should there be a regulation? is it halfway through the pregnancy? is it two-thirds? is there any place in this conversation where there is a moment in time that abortion should be regulated? >> her health should be the priority. her health.

where are they now, donna? >> on campus trying to lead the dialogue. >> dialogue?aloguing with the unite the right. >> let me tell you something, i'm on those campuses every week. i'll be on another one tomorrow, and it is important that we engage in civil dialogue. yes, some students are crossing the line. pitting students against students, and there's no place for the kind of rhetoric that threatens students and threaten entire the jewish faith and jewish community. there is no place for this on campus, but, yes, we have to have dialogue. we have to talk to students. we have to make sure they understand what's at stake, and we should also encourage them not to cross the line, whether they're taking over buildings and threatening their own students. >> what does it mean an entire generation doesn't believe in free speech anymore? >> i see that on both the left and right. i see that everywhere. >> selina, this is posing a challenge for the white house. >> it is, and i think the white house and i've heard democratic allies, they have brought up the harvard poll that

donna, you are the person i want to talk about this with. during the clinton administration, your secretary for the department of health and human services. project 2025 wants to got it and rename it the department of life. you know exactly what this agency does, how important their work is. what is your take on this plan? how alarmed are you? >> i am not very alarmed, because most of the things that they are recommending have to be approved by congress. you can't change the name of a department, you can't eliminate a department. you can't eliminate a program without permission from congress, because they set up cabinet level departments. this one is scary, because it's so outrageous. but have you heard about the american first policy institute? there's another one that is close to trump that has a bunch of trump b's that work in the white house that are also doing the same thing, and before the election, will probably have two or three more transition groups identified. this is pure trump. we have two, three, four, maybe. and then the regul

the city engendered us mohammed abu dot ruge, who cooperates with the roughly video agency, and donna was severely wounded. fine is ready as like in front of all acts the hospital while he was filming. here's how he describes the instance. i've always in the car regional on high heather, whistling sound in my years then i couldn't hear anything. i just fell to the ground. i didn't know what's happened. i looked at my life to find it as the severely injured and any 6 months, a long war and going as a has kind of a 32700 lives according to local officials. and the idea is on the expand, it gets military offensive. many is where the citizens of speaking in favor of that strategy. with some even quoting for more radical solutions. it was a day, i believe there is a decision that must be made. i understand everyone in the poor people in gaza, but this is about our survival. so i think politicians must agree to press the button or a country with a nuclear bomb here and with nothing more to say. no one should inhabit this land. no one should live in this land except the jewish people. you wo

accused of being ready to use violence to achieve that aims . commitment to back out to 0, a. pockets donna's stone said a nationwide pony a vaccination campaigned to immunize over 24000000 children. under the age of 5, health workers have begun going house to house to administer vaccine, drops. harvest on a neighboring afghanistan are the only 2 countries in the world where polio continues to strengthen. the health of children, of a city vaccination against polio had been regularly threatened by violence, forcing campaigns to be abandoned. okay, that's it for me. i mean, the humanity is open the gates of hell in those seats. he's having orlando's effects. as the world discusses how to reduce emissions, supposing an existential threat to humanity, a new oil rush is displacing. you've got the people empower, investigates, the relationship between the mikey oil giants of the global notes and the developing nations of the global south crude mistake. part 2 of 200 jersey to the or the change the the the the like the soon done on the photos van with myself. the only thing, i'm really sure i'm with

could you read that please, donna? >> item 8, public hearing to consider and possible action to adopt the rules and regulations for users receiving recycled water service in the city and county of san francisco in conformance with the requirements of charter section 4.104; and authorize the general manager, in consultation with the city attorney, to approve future non-material modifications to the rules and regulations that are necessary or appropriate to facilitate implementation of the recycled water program. >> thank you. may i please have the slides, please? good afternoon commissioners. the recycle water program administrator with water resource division part of the water enterprise. today i'll briefly present on the rules and regulations for users receiving recycled water services municipally provided by sfpuc and city county of san francisco. so, here is quick backgrounds and over view of the work and how it is related to recycled water rules and regulations. within the water enterprise, we have been focused div

. >> donna badgett is still trying to understand why a telephone captioning service meant to help her, i feel horrible because her hearing has been bad, so i bought it for her for a christmas gift. >> thinking i was doing her a favor, her 83 year old mother, judith, got the call one morning on her cell phone. >> her grandson was in jail. was she posting bail? judith had heard about grandma scams, but words on the screen made it seem real. >> she wouldn't have been frauded without it. >> the caller claimed to be a lawyer trying to get dui charges reduced. the captel operator silently typed every word the scammer said if you can post bail quickly, i can make sure it's a misdemeanor and not a felony, but you need to act quickly. >> can you get to your money today? what bank do you go to? he looked it up and he's like, oh, they open at 10:00. >> judith asked about her grandson. the operator typed the reply. he's a bit embarrassed and wants to keep this between you guys. he did suffer minor injuries. the airbag broke his nose. they gave him five stitches. the captel operator typed out ever

we have former dnc chair donna brazile, former rnc chair and trump white house chief of staff, reince, abc news senior white house correspondent selina wang back with us, and politico senior columnist, jonathan martin. let's start right with mccaul. this was a transformation. >> it sure was. >> jonathan: we saw it from the speaker of the house, johnson. what do you think drove it? how did he suddenly become this force willing to lose his job for the sake of something he opposed just six months ago? >> i think it was a combination of intel briefings with folks who work for groups with acronyms that were on their organizations. >> jonathan: cia, dni, whatever. >> exactly. folks with four stars on their shoulders, foreign leaders. i think it was also frankly the call of history, him recognizing that he was in a prove denshal moment, and lastly, politics. he was trying to save face, jon. the fact is if he hadn't moved this bill the way he did, there was going to be an effort to bring it to the floor directly through a procedure that would have effectively brought the senate bill up for a

i mean, it's just so disheartening. >> donna was furious.scam, and she says effectively assisted in a crime. i mean, they are transcribing fraudulent calls. >> they enabled her to get scammed, but the cattle company hamilton relay services says federal law makes it illegal for transcribers to intervene in any call. >> even if it's a scam. the operators must serve as, quote, invisible conduits without censoring, altering or interfering in any way with personal and private communications. fcc rules and the americans with disabilities act require that captioning services provide the same rights of privacy afforded to hearing phone users who expect no one is listening in on their calls. >> i said, can't you even say, you know? please note we think this is a scam. >> donna can't believe it was illegal for the company to notify her that her mom was being swindled, or even to stop typing the scammers instructions . >> as i think things have to change, the fcc has to make these changes like have an emergency contact on the account or alert the local

donna, a savannah resident, has contributed over 19 years of volunteer leadership at the alzheimer's association. during her time, she's been actively involved in various roles, including serving as co-chair, on the board of directors and as georgia's congressional ambassador of the organization. donna's involvement in health-relate fields extends beyond her time ated alzheimer's -- at the alzheimer's association. for over 30 years she served as the chaght am county health department's program manager. as a pharmacist i understand how vital it is to continue to push for advancements in our health care system, especially for alzheimer's disease, detection, diagnosis and prevention. donna has diligently worked to increase awareness for alzheimer's patients and i wish her the best in her future endeavors. she is a friend to all and if you get to know her, she might even bake you one of her most famous chocolate cakes. ... mr. speaker, i rise today to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the historic harrington school on st. scion's island. originally called the hair tan graded school, t

i mean, it's just so disheartening. >> donna was furious.tors did not try to stop the scam, and she says effectively assisted in a crime. >> i mean, they are transcribing fraudulent calls. >> they enabled her to get scammed, but the cattle company hamilton relay services says federal law makes it illegal for transcribers to intervene in any call, even if it's a scam. >> the operators must serve as, quote, invisible conduits without censoring, altering or interfering in any way with personal and private communications. fcc rules and the americans with disabilities act require that captioning services provide the same rights of privacy afforded to hearing phone users who expect no one is listening in on their calls. >> i said, can't you even say, you know? please note we think this is a scam. >> donna can't believe it was illegal for the company to notify her that her mom was being swindled, or even to stop typing the scammers instructions. >> i think things have to change . the fcc has to make these changes like have an emergency contact on t

i mean, it's just so disheartening. >> donna was furious. try to stop the scam, and, she says, effectively assisted in a crime. >> i mean, they are transcribing fraudulent calls. they enabled her to get scammed, but the cattle company hamilton relay services says federal law makes it illegal for transcribers to intervene in any call. >> even if it's a scam. the operators must serve as, quote, invisible conduits without censoring, altering or interfering in any way with personal and private communications. fcc rules and the americans with disabilities act require that captioning services provide the same rights of privacy afforded to hearing phone users who expect no one is listening in on their calls. >> i said, can't you even say, you know? please note we think this is a scam. >> donna can't believe it was illegal for the company to notify her that her mom was being swindled, or even to stop typing the scammers instructions. >> i think things have to change . the fcc has to make these changes like have an emergency contact on the account, o

and we still really incredibly thankful for a little fun for me, sense of donna has only been playing this thoughts since 2020. now a life without blunt football is on thinkable. just a few days remain until the world championships. there aren't many training sessions less do monthly seasoning. we may notice that's my thing. i got not feeling in my 1st training session and i never wanted to leave again once because of all the stuff. move it over. okay. you're good for yeah, yes. come along with splitting success. john also aims to raise awareness for women's blood football during the tournament. is half the stuff i hope this is the stuff that we can go down a pass that many more women will follow us on guns goal. so the single future, it's not going to be such a big, strong goal. and that's what i'm, that's refunding lots of women and goals can get a taste for football. this and there are many of them all life and they just have to be we got and activated and what advice and like to get better because there aren't enough women to training men join in. so today's practice match problem

his friend irina bilyk is called a ukrainian prima donna; she once sang this hit in pure russian.ou want to forget, forget. but after russia stood up for the residents of the long-suffering gorlovka in february 2022, bilyk abruptly switched to language. and her friend, patron philip kirkurov, who, like a locomotive, dragged the artist to the olympus of russian show business, became the singer’s blood enemy. very tough on social networks. turned to me, and it was so strange for me, because it was my a very close friend, we were very friends, i don’t understand why so many, on the one hand, maybe i even understand, yes, or maybe she was told to react like that, god will punish him in heaven, there is snow in the blood at your door, i just feel sorry for you, that irina bilyk took this song incorrectly. irina bilok is loved by a lot of people who were in the hospital, because this was, after all, a territory where people knew the work of ukrainian performers. irina bilykh repeatedly came to moscow for my concerts, we sang together, filmed television, on ntv. if you want to go, go, if

have faithful consequences in donna's public hospitals as the state electricity company struggles to split your floats on trying to get real sco with the sports has left over tons of the top of the premier league and drummer at stump and bridge is chelsea school to go deep in this time to be united for free, the almost 6 months into israel's we're on does all on with more than 33000 palestinians killed. israel is now facing mounting international pressure. the united nations human rights council has just adopted a resolution calling for israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes and crimes against humanity in gaza. while it's demanding a hold to arms sales to israel as well. israel has agreed to open to aid routes and to goes out to lie when food and humanitarian aid. the air is crossing and northern garza, i'm the asked on port in southern israel, will be open for humanitarian assistance. now this comes after pressure from the us president joe biden, during a phone conversation with the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu binding calls for an immediate cease, fire

i mean, it's just so disheartening. >> donna was furious. the cattle operators did not try to stop the scam and, she says, effectively assisted in a crime. >> i mean, they are transcribing fraudulent calls. they enabled her to get scammed, but the cattle company hamilton relay services says federal law makes it illegal for transcribers to intervene in any call. >> even if it's a scam. the operators must serve as, quote, invisible conduits without censoring, altering or interfering in any way with personal and private communications. fcc rules and the americans with disabilities act require that captioning services provide the same rights of privacy afforded to hearing phone users who expect no one is listening in on their calls. >> i said, can't you even say, you know? please note we think this is a scam. >> donna can't believe it was illegal for the company to notify her that her mom was being swindled, or even to stop typing the scammers instructions. >> i think things have to change . the fcc has to make these changes like have an emergen

he hopes as university will live up to the responsibility it has towards all of its students as donna attention to east africa. now we're heavy. monson green, so rec, and have a vinzini is subordinate to use a 150 dead from flood some land slides. and the government in kenya associates stream weather has now claimed 70 lives since mid march the slots of false tens of thousands from their homes. the w correspondence, felix motoring, those reports from nairobi. this is the aftermath of have easy instead of continue to pump in a row be the past few days. just seen the echo tries to see what is left after the diverse teaching flats that keeps the studio. she lost all of my belongings that remind nearby broke its bunks, leaving everyone's progress for safety and doing any cube i saw death with my own eyes. a neighbor of mine was saved and rushed to the hospital. i don't even want to see the rain because when my son sees the rain, he keeps telling me we need to sleep. go to the countryside because we almost died yesterday over to him to get over to golf again. the floods have left your inci

pointed out there are millions of businesses that rely on the platform and that the company says it read donnaates worth of $24 billion to us economy. we've been watching the developments in the middle east very closely, after last friday's strike on iran. us officials have claimed israel was behind the missile attack on military targets in the city of isfahan, but israel officials have yet to confirm that. we saw some volatility in the oil price after the attack, but things have settled now. i spoke with renowned strategist david roche of independent strategy, and asked him how further escalation of this conflict could impact the global economy. i think it will give momentary pause to escalation in the middle east of the israelis have done and there is no doubt that they were behind the strike, is that they have hit the military base close to isfahan but only about 110 kilometres away from the nuclear site. that is very significant because what they did was to wipe out the radar and anti—aircraft defence missiles at that site which were missiles there to protect the nuclear facilities to the

sheila, with donna brazile brazile. oh, hello, everyone. oh yeah, yeah, yeah. well, we have such a big audience and i would like come up close please. this is filling up and well before i sit down, i to just say how pleased or honored i am to introduce a phenomenal woman sheila johnson and is a woman who have blazed so many trails. she's an entrepreneur. she's a philanthropist. she's in the hospitality business. in fact all of my decorating ideas have come from. oh, right. because she understands people humanity when. you think of the arts, you should think of sheila johnson of course television entertainment. she's been a producer of documentaries films and now you know she, hosts an amazing film fest in middleburg, virginia. so i am deeply honored that i get a chance to spend some time with sheila. the name of this, i guess in the program books, women of wisdom, that she's wise woman here. and the first african american female billionaire and god knows knows and we're going to talk about sheila's life, her journey, because if you haven't read her book, you sh

donna: that was the big surprise. there were two things. the shareholders said they were accelerating their more affordable plans. musk seven might even see this more for double model by the end of this year. -- affordable model by the end of this year. investors have been worried about slumping sales because they don't have a cheaper ev. there was a lot of negative sentiment going into this call. there's a sense now that the shares have maybe hit the bottom. musk has been the ceo since 2008. he has been on every single earnings call the company has had except for one. he understands wall street psychology. he pulled a rabbit out of a hat and has them focused on the brie future yet again. caroline: not as bad as feared. can you outline how they accomplished that? what questions did he answer? what transparency did only not get on the current method of manufacturing to create a cheaper vehicle? dona: the earnings part was terrible but he focused it on the future. basically not down this reuters story that said there is no more affordable car

what is donna brazile saying. >> the former head of the dnc saying biden does not speak much and whenes no one listens. that is an unbelievable comment. listen in. >> alex made a point that president biden does not talk about the war very often, should he? >> not to sit israel, ukraine, we are a superpower. he is the commander-in-chief. he should speak out more and we should cover what he saying because often when he speaks nobody listens. >> doesn't speak very much for heaven sake. >> when he does it's garbled or it's not authentic. it's very choreographed but the media does not cover biden is that true? >> that is nonsense. >> is a media cover trump. >> they try not to. >> we are six or seven months from an election when technically the media does not cover either candidate and they likely want to be each other. >> donna brazile is an obama person exercising on the sideline. thank you. next case, the market it is a monday morning everything is dead flat, the dow down nine, s&p down to, nasdaq up for not much movement on a monday morning. ryan payne with us on a monday morning. are y

donna jean wild used to work as a school teacher, probably a physical education teacher, no, and sheto practice gradually increasing the time of the exercise. now she does planks for 2-3 hours. as usual daily workout, this is an example of what some people say: i don’t have time to go to the gym, i have work, so please, stay at the level, you will be just as comfortable as this beautiful woman. no, in fact, i don’t stop talking, it seems to me that this is not the first time i’ve said on our live broadcast that the plank is my favorite exercise, i’ve shown it with pavel more than once, but i can’t compete with this heroine, yes, 3 hours , but two, maximum 2.5 minutes, because it is not very simple. maryana, look, life is long, you’re still a long way from retirement, i think this is what women’s solidarity is all about, you’re a long way from retirement, stay on track, there’s enough time, look, that was a subtle compliment, you’re a long way from retirement , friends, well , in order to really look very good, sporty, you need to observe, including the drinking regime, this is also i

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and they basically pointedly said that, that's what they want. >> you know, donna, i think there is ahere, exasperation, with the legal process, other than the case in new york likely to come up short in terms of adjudicating trump's crimes ahead of the election. the voter suppression laws have raced through state legislatures, i think there were 400 that raced through state legislatures. a few dozen passed. it's harder to vote now than it was in 2022. the only people with agency if you don't like what's going on with the legal system, if you don't like what's going on in terms of access to the right to vote, the only people who still sort of hold all the cards are voters. the only thing to be done if you're pissed at merrick garland if he didn't jump on the criminality of donald trump after january 6th the only thing can to do, the only thing to do as a democratic coalition is to turn out to vote. and i wonder right now, as you sit here today, you assess those efforts? >> well, i actually do think there's been a lot of move on the part of nonprofit organizations and also the politica

. >> reporter: dana vanderver and donna lewis's business was wiped out one day after the store's gro grand opening. >> too soon to even think about it really. i donate know what we'll do. >> reporter: dozens of tornadoes ripped through the plains this weekend, impacting millions. in the city of marietta near the texas-oklahoma border a tornado carved a canyon through this dollar tree warehouse. the national weather service says a preliminary report of this storm called it an ef3. and that's wind speeds of at least 136 miles per hour. and residents here are saying cleanup will take weeks. jericka? >> yeah, those pictures say it all. omar villafranca, thank you. now to the middle east. today president biden spoke by phone to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, warning once again about a new israeli assault on the city of rafah in gaza. also today, secretary of state antony blinken left washington for his latest trip to the region. blinken is expected into israel tuesday. it will be his seventh visit since the war began in october. cbs's debora patta is in east jerusalem tonight

in her hut, after a good dinner, go to bed in nature, to the noise rain, in a wooden house, and, as donna up, don’t forget to take a photo of stella with the main words: siberia begins here. and for us it is ending, but i hope that only for today, because there is never too much siberia, see you, happy bye, your friend, fellow traveler dk. hello, there is a news release on channel one, in the studio maxim sharafuddinov and briefly about the main thing. in anticipation of the peak, the water is already above the second floors when. it will even begin to decline, you can only move safely here now by boat, the depth in some places reaches 3 m. tomsk region, kurgan, tyumen.

in the first match, in the first half after donna ruma's mistake, only raphinha scored.ok the lead thanks to goals from dembele and vitini, but barca responded twice more. first, dumbol was scored by the same rafinya, followed by christenson from the corner. 3:2 in favor of barca. atlético played like a master, a big advantage and, as a result, two goals in the first half. de paul and lina. however, borussia almost won back from the very end. alera returned one goal, and a little later atlético saved the car several times. from the gate 2:1 home victory for the simeon team, the return match will take place a week later in dortmund. perm hosted a match of the second stage of the regular championship of the vtb united basketball league. local parma 10694 beat krasnoyarsk enesey. in no match of the season did the teams in sumy score more than 200 points. parma updated its scoring record this season, reaching 106 points for the first time. the most productive player. beejay johnson became on the court, he has 24 points, five rebounds, three assists, one steal. after this vic